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you make some really good points, as a programmer/scripter but for most end users and consumers they need something intuitive and keeppass is just that. persona
by BorisMelnik 13y ago
you make some really good points, as a programmer/scripter but for most end users and consumers they need something intuitive and keeppass is just that. personally I've used roboform now for over 5 years and have never been so happy to pay a yearly subscription fee. stores notes/passwords etc.
- ghoul2 13y agoI agree. As a programmer/admin, my password storage needs are different than that of an average enduser. Security of my passwords, keys, etc is also significantly more critical and failure cause much more damage. So while KeePass/Lastpass etc might work for an average end user, they suck for my usage scenario. Never used roboform - its not available for linux, so can't comment there.